5 Gallon Collapsible Water Container by SUNDERPOWER, Portable WaterStorage Carrier Bag, Emergency Water Storage Carrier Jug for Outdoors Hiking Backpack & Survival Kit

As a Floridian, and as Irma made very obvious, we have to be prepared for very severe storms each and every summer. I used a different product in our preparations for hurricane Irma, and needed to replenish my stocks after she left us without electricity for nine days. Not wanting to purchase the very expensive replacement for the water storage product used (and unfortunately had to be toss after use) I found these portable water containers. I purchased a half dozen for far less than it cost me to stock a bathtub portable water container which I use during Irma.We have not had any storms (yet) this year, but a bathroom water supply pipe burst, and we had to shut of the water to the house. This gave us a "trial run" using the SUNDERPWER 5 Gallon portable water carrier. It worked great for the few days it took to have the aged water supply line replaced.I highly recommend this product; its worth every penny I spent.

This was absolutely great. We ordered a few these right before Hurricane Irma because water was not really available at the stores. We were able to fill them up in the sink with our filtered water and keep them for use when our power went out. The only thing is that they smell really strong of plastic and I feel like you got to fill and rinse them a few times which made me feel terrible about wasting the water, but they really were much more affordable and useful than expected. I would recommend this product to anyone for hurricane supplies, camping supplies, or emergency supplies.

We live in California fire country and recently did without electricity for several days. I ordered three of these five gallon water containers just in case. We didn’t need them but friends did. One broke the first time it was used, one developed a leake themsecond time it was used and the third one was still working on the third day but looked stress. There are other much better choices. Don’t bother with these.We took several with us to the Philippines in the 1980s. We kept them in the freezer for when the water went bad or there was a shorter. We used them over and over for camping for years. Obviously not this product.

I like the fact that when not in use it stores in a neat little footprint. It will have a strong PVC smell when you get it, but it goes away with time. I put a 1/4 cup of baking soda in it and filled it up and let it sit for a few days...it helped a lot. As fas rupturing, it was full of water a fell off the table to a concrete floor and didn't burst nor to the cap come off.

Very usefuls!!! For camping, emergencies, etc... The only thing is that they are no so steady as I thought they will be, but I should imagined ir, because they are made of a kind of silicone. But they do not roll over, and the water keeps inside, there is no filtrations! Very original product, and the greates thing is that when you are not using them, they do not use space! You can just fold them.

Disappointed. The water smelt and tasted AWFUL! It tasted like drinking plastic. It fell off the counter and busted the entire seam the first time it was used. But we would have never used it for drinking water again! 🤢

They are made of heavy duty material. I really like that they are easy to store and it can be filled with water from your faucet. Great in an emergency situation. Came in handy during our winter storm in Houston, Texas.

The five gallon bag holds five gallons alright. Do keep that in mind though, the weight carry would be just around 41 pounds. This is something of caution of one were to carry it over a good distance. Meant to save space once empty for the return trip.The nylon container is durable though needs more than a couple of rinses. Still tastes like "hose water". May need several rinses, maybe with warm water followed by cool water.While the designer of the product made it "easy" with the two handles in manipulation, when come time to actually dispense water, the SINGLE nozzle is slow and small - but this is because there is no incoming air or a second opening nozzle to alleviate the vacuum pressure. A HUGE oversight. At this point it is simply faster to unscrew the nozzle cap and put it back on. But doing this means one would have to double check that the fitting is indeed flush so there is no leaks, meaning it is very easy to screw off thread - especially with how the plastic cap slightly bends.I mean, this is like a Chinese parent saying that it takes hard work and pressure to get the water out..... The product should be designed to work smarter, not harder and while the two handles "tries" this, it does not try hard enough.The three stars only because it is inexpensive for the would be adaptable bag in any soft bag setup that is large enough plus the durability over the gravel like rocks I used this over. No punctures from that. Also travels well on a motorcycle if loaded accordingly within another soft bag, and handles bungee cords fine.